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继Jio之后，英特尔与Airtel达成新的O-RAN 5G网络协议
这是英特尔在印度的第二次5g相关合作。它最近与Reliance Jio合作，帮助电信公司进行5G网络开发，包括5G无线电、核心、云、边缘和人工智能领域。
新德里消息:Bharti Airtel周三表示，该公司正在与美国芯片制造商合作英特尔为了朝着5克利用虚拟无线接入网络(vRAN)和O-RAN技术进行网络开发。
这是英特尔在印度的第二次5g相关合作。它最近与Reliance Jio合作，帮助电信公司进行5G网络开发，包括5G无线电、核心、云、边缘和人工智能领域。
Airtel将在其网络上部署英特尔的第三代至强可扩展处理器、fpga和eASICS以及以太网800系列，为大规模推出5G移动边缘计算(MEC)奠定基础。还有网络切片。
今年早些时候，Airtel成为印度第一家使用开放频谱在海得拉巴的现场网络上演示5G的电信运营商。
印度经济时报此前报道称，这家由苏尼尔·米塔尔(Sunil mittal)领导的电信公司还分别与瑞典爱立信(Ericsson)和芬兰诺基亚(Nokia)合作，在千年城古尔加翁(Gurgaon)的Cyber Hub和孟买下帕雷尔(Lower Parel)的凤凰购物中心(Phoenix Mall)等主要城市进行5G试验。
Airtel还与塔塔Sons和塔塔咨询服务公司建立了合作伙伴关系，部署OpenRAN 5G解决方案，包括无线电和核心。该公司计划于2022年1月开始试点。
另一方面，Jio已经与印度的合作伙伴一起开发和测试了本土的5G解决方案，并计划一旦在全印度范围内得到验证，就将这些解决方案出口到全球市场。
英特尔销售、营销和通信集团副总裁兼总经理Prakash Mallya最近告诉印度经济时报，该公司正在帮助印度电信运营商。关于Jio合作伙伴关系，他说英特尔正在帮助穆克什·安巴尼领导的电信公司从4G过渡到5G，这是他们5G基础设施协议的一部分。
Bharti Airtel首席技术官Randeep Sekhon表示:“Airtel很高兴能让英特尔成为其快速扩张的5G合作伙伴生态系统的一部分。英特尔的尖端技术和经验将为Airtel为印度提供世界级5G服务的使命做出巨大贡献。我们也期待着与英特尔和印度本土公司合作，释放印度作为全球5G中心的潜力。”
英特尔网络平台集团副总裁丹·罗德里格斯在一份联合声明中表示:“Airtel正在使用广泛的英特尔技术交付下一代增强型网络，包括英特尔至强可扩展处理器和FlexRAN软件，以优化嵌入式智能RAN工作负载，扩展他们的基础设施，实现印度互联的承诺。”
Airtel对交通部:制定5G设备支持所有频段的指导方针
Airtel还强调，新设备应该支持动态频谱共享(DSS)，而双卡手机应该在两个插槽上都支持2G、3G和4G。
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NEW DELHI: Bharti Airtel<\/a> Wednesday said it is collaborating with American chipmaker Intel<\/a> for working towards 5G<\/a> network development by leveraging Virtualized Radio Access Network (vRAN) and O-RAN technologies.
This is Intel\u2019s second 5G-related partnership in India. It recently joined hands with Reliance Jio to help the telco with its 5G network development, including in the areas of 5G radio, core, cloud, edge, and artificial intelligence.
Airtel will deploy Intel\u2019s 3rd-generation Xeon Scalable processors, FPGAs, and eASICS, and Ethernet 800 series across its network to build a foundation for rolling out wide-scale 5G, mobile edge computing (MEC). and network slicing.
<\/div><\/div>The partnership will also allow Airtel to tap into the hyperconnected world where Industry<\/a> 4.0, cloud gaming, and virtual\/augmented reality (VR\/AR) become an integral part of daily lives, according to an official statement.
Earlier this year, Airtel became the first telecom operator in India to demonstrate 5G over a live network in Hyderabad using liberalized spectrum.
The Sunil Mittal-led telco is also conducting 5G trials in major cities such as Gurgaon\u2019s Cyber Hub in the Millennium city and in Mumbai\u2019s Phoenix Mall in Lower Parel, in partnership with Swedish Ericsson and Finland\u2019s Nokia, respectively, ET previously reported.
Airtel also entered into a partnership with Tata Sons and Tata Consultancy Services to deploy OpenRAN 5G solutions, including radio and core. It plans to begin pilot in January 2022.
Jio, on the other hand, has developed and tested its homegrown 5G solutions together with its partners in India and plans to export the solutions to global markets once proven at a pan-India scale.
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Earlier this year, Airtel became the first telecom operator in India to demonstrate 5G over a live network in Hyderabad using liberalized spectrum.
The Sunil Mittal-led telco is also conducting 5G trials in major cities such as Gurgaon\u2019s Cyber Hub in the Millennium city and in Mumbai\u2019s Phoenix Mall in Lower Parel, in partnership with Swedish Ericsson and Finland\u2019s Nokia, respectively, ET previously reported.
Airtel also entered into a partnership with Tata Sons and Tata Consultancy Services to deploy OpenRAN 5G solutions, including radio and core. It plans to begin pilot in January 2022.
Jio, on the other hand, has developed and tested its homegrown 5G solutions together with its partners in India and plans to export the solutions to global markets once proven at a pan-India scale.
Read also<\/h3><\/a><\/div>Airtel, Tatas join forces to counter Jio's made-in-India 5G technology<\/h4><\/a><\/div><\/a><\/div>Intel helping Jio transition from 4G to 5G: India MD<\/h4><\/a><\/div><\/div>
Prakash Mallya, vice president and MD of sales, marketing and communications group at Intel recently told ET that the company is helping Indian telecom operators. On Jio partnership, he said that Intel is helping the Mukesh Ambani-led telco transition from 4G to 5G as part of their 5G infrastructure deal.
<\/div><\/div>Intel\u2019s investment arm, Intel Capital, had in 2020 invested Rs 1,894.50 crore to buy a 0.39% equity stake in Jio Platforms.
Randeep Sekhon, CTO \u2013 Bharti Airtel said, \u201cAirtel is delighted to have Intel as a part of its rapidly expanding partner ecosystem for 5G. Intel\u2019s cutting-edge technologies and experience will contribute immensely to Airtel\u2019s mission of serving India with world-class 5G services. We also look forward to working with Intel and home-grown companies to unlock India\u2019s potential as a global 5G hub.\u201d
\u201cAirtel is delivering their next-generation enhanced network with a breadth of Intel technology, including Intel Xeon Scalable processors and FlexRAN software to optimize RAN workloads with embedded intelligence, to scale their infrastructure and deliver on the promise of a connected India,\u201d Dan Rodriguez, Intel corporate vice president, Network Platforms Group said in a joint statement.
<\/a><\/div>Airtel, Tatas join forces to counter Jio's made-in-India 5G technology<\/h4><\/a><\/div><\/a><\/div>Intel helping Jio transition from 4G to 5G: India MD<\/h4><\/a><\/div><\/div>
Prakash Mallya, vice president and MD of sales, marketing and communications group at Intel recently told ET that the company is helping Indian telecom operators. On Jio partnership, he said that Intel is helping the Mukesh Ambani-led telco transition from 4G to 5G as part of their 5G infrastructure deal.
<\/div><\/div>Intel\u2019s investment arm, Intel Capital, had in 2020 invested Rs 1,894.50 crore to buy a 0.39% equity stake in Jio Platforms.
Randeep Sekhon, CTO \u2013 Bharti Airtel said, \u201cAirtel is delighted to have Intel as a part of its rapidly expanding partner ecosystem for 5G. Intel\u2019s cutting-edge technologies and experience will contribute immensely to Airtel\u2019s mission of serving India with world-class 5G services. We also look forward to working with Intel and home-grown companies to unlock India\u2019s potential as a global 5G hub.\u201d
\u201cAirtel is delivering their next-generation enhanced network with a breadth of Intel technology, including Intel Xeon Scalable processors and FlexRAN software to optimize RAN workloads with embedded intelligence, to scale their infrastructure and deliver on the promise of a connected India,\u201d Dan Rodriguez, Intel corporate vice president, Network Platforms Group said in a joint statement.
<\/a><\/div>Intel helping Jio transition from 4G to 5G: India MD<\/h4><\/a><\/div><\/div>
Prakash Mallya, vice president and MD of sales, marketing and communications group at Intel recently told ET that the company is helping Indian telecom operators. On Jio partnership, he said that Intel is helping the Mukesh Ambani-led telco transition from 4G to 5G as part of their 5G infrastructure deal.
<\/div><\/div>Intel\u2019s investment arm, Intel Capital, had in 2020 invested Rs 1,894.50 crore to buy a 0.39% equity stake in Jio Platforms.
Randeep Sekhon, CTO \u2013 Bharti Airtel said, \u201cAirtel is delighted to have Intel as a part of its rapidly expanding partner ecosystem for 5G. Intel\u2019s cutting-edge technologies and experience will contribute immensely to Airtel\u2019s mission of serving India with world-class 5G services. We also look forward to working with Intel and home-grown companies to unlock India\u2019s potential as a global 5G hub.\u201d
\u201cAirtel is delivering their next-generation enhanced network with a breadth of Intel technology, including Intel Xeon Scalable processors and FlexRAN software to optimize RAN workloads with embedded intelligence, to scale their infrastructure and deliver on the promise of a connected India,\u201d Dan Rodriguez, Intel corporate vice president, Network Platforms Group said in a joint statement.
<\/div><\/div>Intel\u2019s investment arm, Intel Capital, had in 2020 invested Rs 1,894.50 crore to buy a 0.39% equity stake in Jio Platforms.
Randeep Sekhon, CTO \u2013 Bharti Airtel said, \u201cAirtel is delighted to have Intel as a part of its rapidly expanding partner ecosystem for 5G. Intel\u2019s cutting-edge technologies and experience will contribute immensely to Airtel\u2019s mission of serving India with world-class 5G services. We also look forward to working with Intel and home-grown companies to unlock India\u2019s potential as a global 5G hub.\u201d
\u201cAirtel is delivering their next-generation enhanced network with a breadth of Intel technology, including Intel Xeon Scalable processors and FlexRAN software to optimize RAN workloads with embedded intelligence, to scale their infrastructure and deliver on the promise of a connected India,\u201d Dan Rodriguez, Intel corporate vice president, Network Platforms Group said in a joint statement.
Randeep Sekhon, CTO \u2013 Bharti Airtel said, \u201cAirtel is delighted to have Intel as a part of its rapidly expanding partner ecosystem for 5G. Intel\u2019s cutting-edge technologies and experience will contribute immensely to Airtel\u2019s mission of serving India with world-class 5G services. We also look forward to working with Intel and home-grown companies to unlock India\u2019s potential as a global 5G hub.\u201d
\u201cAirtel is delivering their next-generation enhanced network with a breadth of Intel technology, including Intel Xeon Scalable processors and FlexRAN software to optimize RAN workloads with embedded intelligence, to scale their infrastructure and deliver on the promise of a connected India,\u201d Dan Rodriguez, Intel corporate vice president, Network Platforms Group said in a joint statement.